2020 Annual Report - Somalia
During its 2020 fiscal year (October 2019 - September 2020), World Vision reached 3,930,282 beneficiaries in Somalia. This refers to the number of people reached either directly or indirectly through World Vision’s
All Publications
Capacity Statement - World Vision in Somalia
World Vision has been operating in Somalia since 1993, with the mission to support the most vulnerable children and their communities to enhance their resilience and well-being. Our strategic goal is to enhance the resilient
Capacity Statement - World Vision in Somalia
World Vision has been operating in Somalia since 1993, with the mission to support the most vulnerable children and their communities to enhance their resilience and well-being. Our strategic goal is to enhance the resilient
2019 Annual Report - Somalia
The overall goal of World Vision’s Somalia Programme is enhancing the resilient well-being of 2 million children and their communities. To achieve this goal, a set of four strategic objectives were set.
- Strengthened peace
World Vision Somalia COVID-19 Situation Report - July 2020
Major highlights of World Vision's Somalia COVID-19 Emergency Response, as of 31st July 2020:
- Somalia continues to be faced with triple humanitarian threats; Desert Locusts, Floods and the COVID-19 Pandemic. Among the 5.2
World Vision Somalia COVID-19 Situation Report - June 2020
Major highlights of World Vision's Somalia COVID-19 Emergency Response, as of 30th June 2020:
- World Vision continues to create awareness, disseminate messages and highlight response interventions on COVID-19 through
Somalia - December 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: Heavy rains and resultant flooding in southern Somalia affected many households who were already in need, displaced populations, destroyed livelihood assets, and generated additional humanitarian needs
Somalia - November 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: Heavy rains continue to be experienced in Somalia. In many areas, riverine flooding and flash floods disrupted agricultural activities and leading to crop and livestock losses and resulted in temporary
Somalia - October 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: Heavy rains have been experienced in Somalia. The Ethiopian highlands where the river Juba and Shabelle originate, have experienced high water levels resulting in flooding in Banadir region, Jowhar in
Somalia - September 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: Delayed and sporadic rainfall is jeopardising livelihoods and food security of thousands of Somali families. The Gu cereal harvest failed in most regions, leaving most poor agro-pastoral and riverine
Somalia - August 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: The delayed start and poor performance of the 2019 Gu’ rains has resulted in severe drought conditions across Somalia pushing millions of people into acute food insecurity, with dire consequences
Somalia - July 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: World Vision continued to provide multisectoral assistance to people affected by the crises in Somalia and strengthen the link between humanitarian interventions, resilience-building and development
Somalia - June 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: The humanitarian situation in Somalia remains complex with acute humanitarian needs across the regions. Pockets of drought have resulted in complete food failure in some areas and food insecurity in
Somalia - May 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: Mild to moderate drought conditions are imminent in many parts of Somalia due to the 2018 insufficient deyr rains and delayed onset of Gu rains. The rainfall amounts recorded so far are significantly
Somalia - April 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: Mild to moderate drought conditions are imminent in many parts of Somalia due to the 2018 insufficient Deyr rains and delayed onset of Gu rains. Poor start of the Gu rainfall season has shortened the
Somalia - January 2019 Situation Report
- Overall situation: 2018 has seen some improvements in the food security outlook, mainly due to above-average Gu rainfall and sustained humanitarian response. However, such gains are fragile, serious protection concerns
Solar Lamps Are Powering Girls Education
She was calm. The epitome of gentleness and quietness. Her inner struggles were well hidden. Her thoughts well contained. At 15 years of age, Rahma would have been married, but she was lucky to be in school.
“My mother made
Somalia - December 2018 Situation Report
- World Vision response: Since the beginning of 2018, World Vision’s response has reached more than one million people including 616,610 children with food security and livelihoods, health, nutrition, water and hygiene and
Somalia-November 2018 Situation Report
Overall situation: An estimated 4.2 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, 2.5 million are children. Most poor households in Somaliland are still slowly recovering from the widespread damage caused by the
Responding to emergencies in Somalia - October 2018 Situation Report
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Overall humanitarian situation:An estimated 4.6 million people, of these 2.5 million children, are in need of humanitarian assistance. Although the overall food security situation has improved, it is feared that
Somalia - September 2018 Situation Report
- Overall humanitarian situation: An estimated 4.6 million people, including 2.8 million children, are in need of humanitarian assistance. Although the overall food security situation improved over the last months, a majority
Somalia - August 2018 Situation Report
- Overall needs: An estimated 4.6 million people, including 2.5 million children, are in need of humanitarian assistance, this is down from 5.4 million in February 2018. Of these, 1.5 million are in Crisis or Emergency phase
Somalia - July 2018 Situation Report
- Food security:The food security situation has improved significantly in most parts following the enhanced rains received during the Gu rains (April – June). However, 5.4 million people particularly populations in IDP camps
Responding to Somalia's hunger crisis - June 2018
Nearly 8 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in Somalia. A combination of drought, floods and tropical storms and disease outbreak has threatened the livelihoods of millions and left millions depending on